Hi HP, At the ROOT workshop in October (see slides at http://root.cern.ch/root/R2002/Program.html Pere Mato (Pere.Mato@cern.ch) presented RootPython, a few C++ classes to automatically interface Python to any class having a CINT dictionary. You can download his presentation from: ftp://root.cern.ch/root/R2002/Root_Python_Oct_16_2002.pdf At the workshop, we also had a presentation by Subir Sarkar on JavaRoot showing how to invoke any Root class or class having a CINT dictionary from Java, Jython and other interpreters. His presentation is also on the workshop site. Subir is maintaining his page at: http://sarkar.home.cern.ch/sarkar/jroot/main.html This page has an interesting comparison of most Root tutorials implemented in CINT/C++, Java, Jython and BeanShell. I strongly encourage readers to look at this page. Rene Brun On Fri, 7 Feb 2003, HP Wei wrote: > I am doing some system maitenance type of jobs > using python scripts under Solaris. > > I want to store some data obtained in those scripts in > a tree in a Root file. > There may be a general way to interface ROOT with python. > But I just want, ASAP, a few basic tree functions > like creating a tree, SetBranch...(), Fill() > to be accessible in python scripts. > > Does anyone have an example of foo.C and foo.py, > plus a setup procedure > on how to do this? > Thanks, > HP > > > > > >
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